Multigenre Reading, Writing, & Inquiry

Multigenre Inquiry and Writing: Putting It All Together	Count Basie: Wikipedia

This wiki page includes links and resources associated with multigenre reading, writing, and inquiry, including our work in creating mutlgenre inquiry / writing projects.

Our MG Inquiry & Writing Topics: This wiki page features our topics for and related ideas in progress about our multigenre inquiry / writing projects.

Our Final MG Inquiry & Writing Projects. This wiki page features links to those students' projects that were composed digitally.

Our ideas for various genres.

Multigenre Resources:

• Tom Romano's University of Ohio' MG Writing Website

• Dawn Hogue's Mutligenre Project Website - list of resources from savvy high school English teacher

• Web English Teacher MG Projects & Resources Website

• Gillis, C. (2002, Nov.). Multiple Voices, Multiple Genres: Fiction for Young Adults. English Journal, pp. 52-59. -

  

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• Multi-Voice Poetry Resources

Multigenre Examples:

• A War with Many Names: Multiple Perspectives on the Vietnam War by Laura Rodman (May, 2010)

• Feminist Ideals: The Myth of Women's Lib by Maureen Cunningham (May, 2010)

• Supernatural Exchange: The Symbolism and Meaning of Coins in History and Folklore by Hannah Ringler (May, 2015)

• Marriage: A Multigenre Journey by Shannon Simmons (May, 2010)

• Chinese Paper-Cut: The Neglected Beauty in the Modern Society by Mia Kayo (May, 2010)

• Meeting Edgar: A Multigenre Research Project on Edgar Allan Poe by Jennifer Hundertmark (May, 2014)

• Lady Fight Club: The Origins of Women's Boxing by Jennifer (May, 2014)

• Meeting Jack Ma and Alibaba by Yuanyuan Fang (May, 2015)

• University of Ohio Multigenre Paper Examples

Other Resources:

• Barbara Slate's You Can Do A Graphic Novel Website

• YA Graphic Novelist's Raina Telgemeier's Website -- Go Raina!

• The Comic Book Project -- arts-based literacy and learning initiative hosted by the nonprofit Center for Educational Pathways with materials published by Dark Horse Comics.

• Interesting genre piece -- 3 Poems in 1 -- "Narcissus and Echo" by Fred Chappell

• The Ballad of Geeshie & Elvie: On the Trail of the Phantom Women Who Changed American Music and then Vanished Without a Trace -- NYT Magazine, Multimodal News Story, April 13, 2014

One HS ELA Teacher's Multigenre Inquiry / Writing Project Celebration (provides a sense of possible topics from students)